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Chin-Chin chairs in natural oak with vibrant red lacquered backrest, set around a minimalist wooden dining table, inspired by Hong Kong’s street life and elegance.

Inspired by Hong Kong's Street Life and Minimalist Design

Chin-Chin

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A single Chin-Chin chair in natural oak, showcasing its slender backrest and minimalist design inspired by traditional Chinese aesthetics.

Blending Tradition with Contemporary Craftsmanship

A Tribute to Timeless Tea House Traditions

The Chin-Chin Chair pays homage to Hong Kong’s iconic dim sum culture, blending old traditions with effortless simplicity. Inspired by Hong Kong’s vibrant street life, this design balances minimalist aesthetics with cultural depth, offering timeless elegance in every curve.

Designed by Eugeni Quitllet, now based in NYC while maintaining his Barcelona studio, Chin-Chin pays homage to timeless craftsmanship while embracing modern aesthetics. The slender design reflects Quitllet’s vision of bridging tradition and innovation, offering a versatile chair that shines in dining rooms, tearooms, or as a statement piece in any space.

Chin-Chin chair with lacquered backrests in glossy China red and emerald green, highlighting its customizable design.
Chin-Chin chair with lacquered backrests in glossy emerald green and Black-blue, highlighting its customizable design.
Close-up of the Chin-Chin chair’s red lacquered backrest, showing its smooth, glossy finish and precise craftsmanship.

A Renaissance of the Tearoom Classic

A Contemporary Design in Vibrant Colors

The Chin-Chin Chair combines pared-down charm with timeless craftsmanship, featuring a solid oak body and a colorful lacquered backrest inspired by 15th-century tearoom classics. This reimagined design adds a touch of sophistication to any room or setting.

The lacquered backrest, available in China red, white, black-blue, and emerald, introduces a striking, glossy accent reminiscent of traditional shellac finishes, bringing vibrancy and elegance to the design.

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A collection of Chin-Chin chairs crafted in natural oak, showcasing their minimalist curved design and versatile aesthetic for dining or gathering spaces.
A collection of Chin-Chin chairs crafted in natural oak, showcasing their minimalist curved design and versatile aesthetic for dining or gathering spaces.
Chin-Chin chair in oak with a glossy red lacquered backrest, reflecting its vibrant homage to traditional Chinese design.
Chin-Chin chair in natural oak with a red lacquered backrest paired with T&B oak dining table, styled with minimal tea accessories.
Patterned illustration of the Chin-Chin chair, highlighting its sleek form, curved backrest, and glossy lacquered finishes in various colors.
hree Chin-Chin chairs in oak with backrests in glossy red, emerald green, and navy blue finishes, showcasing the vibrant design options inspired by traditional Chinese craftsmanship.
Close-up of a traditional dragon sculptured gong with intricate carvings and vibrant detailing, symbolizing cultural heritage and craftsmanship.
A vibrant collage of street art featuring bold colors, dynamic patterns, and cultural references, reflecting the energy and creativity of urban aesthetics.
Intricately carved dragon relief, showcasing traditional Chinese craftsmanship and symbolic artistry.
Close-up of a wooden architectural grid, highlighting its geometric precision and craftsmanship.
An assortment of traditional dishes served in patterned bowls, reflecting a vibrant culinary tradition.
Fresh green pomelos nestled in handwoven baskets, emphasizing natural produce and artisanal packaging.
Ornamental dragon sculpture on a rooftop, symbolizing cultural heritage and architectural detail.

EUGENI QUITLLET

Ibiza born, Barcelona based, designer Eugeni Quitllet got his design degree from Llotja Art School in Barcelona. With numerous iconc design pieces for houses like Kartell, Alias and Lexon, his creative vocabulary surpasses the simple relation between function and style...

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Stylized illustration of a traditional Chinese dragon in vibrant colors, paired with a minimalist Chin-Chin chair, symbolizing the fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary craftsmanship.